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A new bus shelter with a green roof has been installed in Brownsville, Brooklyn, to help mitigate flooding and provide shade for commuters. The shelter can absorb up to 16 gallons of rainwater and is part of a broader initiative to enhance urban resilience against climate change. This project follows a notably wet summer in New York City, which experienced significant flooding.
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A new bus shelter with a green roof has been installed in Brownsville, Brooklyn, to help mitigate flooding and provide shade for commuters. The shelter can absorb up to 16 gallons of rainwater and is part of a broader initiative to enhance urban resilience against climate change. This project follows a notably wet summer in New York City, which experienced significant flooding.
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